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BODY RECOVERED.
a .fishormnn Finds the Corpse OF Jo
- WnEner.

4 ,Fishormnn Finds the Corpse OF JOHN
Wagner.
The body Of John L. Wagner, the
teamster employed by Petos Welty 4 o.,
who was drowned St the public landing
last Friday, vas recovered yesterday after.
noon about 5 o'clock. It was found float.
ing near tho shore just below the eddy in
the rirer, near the, Belmont landing and
directly opposite tho Baltimore & Ohio
machine shops. The person who found
the body aud who will receive tho reward
Of $50 offered by the firm for which the
unfortunate man worked, was Ferdinand
Pappert, laborer living at No. 1926
Chapline street, who was examining some
tish lines he had set, when he discovered
the floating corpss. Ho at once occurred
1t and towed it to the LaBelle landing,
where 1t was viewed and identified by q
mombor OF the firm, who ordered it's re-
moval to Friends undertaking establish.
mert where It WIGS prepared for burial,
and then taken to tho late home Of the
deceased.
While at Friends the body was viewed
by Coroner Schultze. The only witness
he examined aside from Pappert and Mr..
Welty, was Henry Becker, the young
man who so bravely risked his life by
!esping into the river in heroic but
futile endeavor to save Wagner's life. A
verdict OF accidental drowning was rem.
dered by the Coroner without empannel-
ing jury. The young wife and Wagner's
parents heard Of the recovery Of the body
with a sad satisfaction. 80
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
NM els ~ WV - N

.|. the N.Y. W'.H lsI. .Ia.h
Tux msnagem OF tho lVoman's E1.
change are going TO give m extra fine
supper this evening.
Bio Bean Dake and Camp Fire at the
Chapline atreot rink tonight, for the ben.
oft Of needy Veterans. @at6g
Miss MATTE VIcxERs, tho popular III.
to actress, commences three nights en-
gagement at the Grand tonight. @
TIE Wheeling Opera House orchestra
went to PGrkereburg Monday and played
there that night for q big ball, given by
tho Germania Singing Society. ".
THE river Ia still falling ut this point.
The depth In the channel at dusk last
evening as indicated by levee marks was
IA feet 8 ipcheB. AT Pittsburgh the river
ia falling also with depth oil 0 feet 8
incheo in the channel.
TnE Board OF Directors OF the Mounds
vile Camp Meeting Association mot In
this city yesterday and transacted consld'
cradle buBineas connected with the man
sgement Of the grounds during the coming
sGagou. Among those present wore Mayo,
Policy and Mr.. ]. W. Davis, Of Benwood
OFFICER JoHN SuoRrs, the now man or
the police forco, has been assigned to thu
night squad and placed on the. Marke
street beat, from Twelfth 10 tho creek
When no was on the force nix years agt
he had that beat and made himaslt yer,
popular with the merchants. He wan al
ways on the alert and permitted ne non
senso 10 be carried on while ho wa
ernuDd H..... H... ~. ~
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At tlleGrpufl.

Mr.. Horace Lewis closed his three.day
engagement at the Grand last night, ap-
pearing as Benidesli, the Corsican, in 'Two
Nights in Rome" drama bold in concep.
ton and strong in construction, written by
a. Q. Sumter. The came bill was given in
the afternoon, and each time fairly good
audiences were present. -. y Il
Tonight the popular Matte Vickera
opens an engagement at this house that
will continue for the balance Of the. week.
she is graceful, intelligent aud good
looking little actress who gives perform.
ance SO superior to Minnie Palmerr's, in an
artistic senso, that the majoritywill readily
yield her the palm. She has been here
before and established hersen as q prime
tsvorite, She is known to have pleasing
voice, to be an excellent dancer and her
company ia a good one. This, her second
appearance here this season, will probably
be like her former ones, decided success,
both financially and artistically.
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WHO MURDERED RrLE,
Tho Question That His Death Calls on Il
m, UNn Authpfitlea 10 Solve. Ntl

Authorities to solve. .y
James kile, the miner who wsI um.
ployed In the mines OF tho Dogg's Run
Mining Company, and who, on the night
OF January IA was set upon and 90 severe.
~ beaten by some person or persons 4.
present unknown, that his skull was go
badly fractured, rs published in yestsr.
days papers, is dead, and 1t now remains
10 DO learned who his murders are, Tor hie
death was tho direct result Of tho ipjuriee
inflicted. -"
His death occurred about noon yester.
day, as predicted by the physician tho
night before. AS soon as Prosecuting At.
,torney Jordan learned Of the death he
sent word to Coroner schultze, requesting
him to hold a thorough investigation, and
also. to have a post morlem examination
made. The Coroner directed Dr.. Wilson,
the County Physician, to mako this OK.
animation, and in his work he was "a.
sisted by DR.. Robert Reed, Dr., Reed
Baird, Dr.. Hogs, Dr.. Stifel DR.. Taylor and
DR.. Ulrlch. This examination was mnde
at 8 O'Clock. h, tT|6 "A w. ~
4ue Iesuit VI Tue posi- norton Will be TO-
ported by DR.. Wilson at 3 o'clock thit
afternoon, at which time the Corone, will
commence hia inquest. II Is understood
that the physician found the skull badly
fractured, and an abcsss had formed thai
caused the paralysis with which
the deceased was soizsd last Sun
day: AT to.day's inquest Yanl
Sullivan, in whose saloon XIII
had somo words with some unknown
parties short time before he was assault
ed, and others, will be summoned ant
every effort made to learn who 1t was tina
struck the murderous blows. Kile leave
a wife and two children In dcstltute cir
cumstances. n 80 Z
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N0llnira,
J.. B. Smith, Esq, islaid up with rheuma.

tism. Esd -. -
The Middle Ferry will be running by
next Saturday OF Sunday. Pre- :,
Fred Rodewig is settling up his accounts
rs receiver Of the Street Railway Company.
William Johnson, OF St. Clairsville, has
formed business connection with W, j..
McOlain, and will come here to live.
William Wilson's funeral will take place
this afternoon under the auspices Of
Fidelity Assembly, Knights Of Labor.
There is regular scramble going on for
houses. Every one that is vacant or likely
to be vacant Is wanted by two or three
persons, and many have been engaged
long ahead. We need moro houses Of fhe
better sort especially. 1870 a
II the list Of signers to the temperance
pledge that has been presented Bince Major
Camp commenced the meetings here were
published, it would surprise many who
have not been posted. Very many have
signed who have been rapidly going down
hill, and the list will be WORSE than
another Dow Law to the saloons. = =.
Lewis Marshall died at his home. in the
Fourth ward, yesterday, at two o'clock,
Of consumption, aged IS years. he had
been unable to work aince last winter.
and spent q part Of last summer in Ten.
nessee. He had been con aned to the house
but few months. He was one Of the
many naile1s who came from the east to
Wheeling, he coming from Warehsm:
Mass, to the LaBelle, twenty years apo'
He was ono OF the Oldest nailers in t6a
Beliaire natl works, and universally RI.
spected. He will be buried at the PENN.
sula Cemetery, Wheeling. -. - - !.
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Reserved seats were put on sale at Bau.
mers Yesterday for tho engagement oil
Mics Kate Forsyth, who is to appear at
the Opera House Friday night and twice
on Saturday in faithful Hearts," ri adv
OF Lyons" and "Alarcelle." This engage.
ment should prove one Of the most fash.
lonable OF the season, as the star and her
company are not to be e1celled by any
combination on the road this season. M
The costumes worn by Miss FORSYTH in
her new play, "Faithful Hearts," were
made by Worth, and are poems in drapery.
In the first &C: sho wears white summer
neglige Of MORO and null, with lace gar
nlture. This is succeeded by an elegant
black gown embroidered with Jet, brown
or Tobacco" color moire, the late Partisan
shade, and an embroidered iawn colored
robe that is extremely handsome and we'll
becomes her lu1uriant comliness. The
ball dresses OF the other ladies lend bright
moss to the third act. S5I,T7
For her appearance in "Marcello,"
Worth has especially designed magnif.
cent ball drees OF canary silk, combined
with soft crepe Of the came shade. This
robe is c1quisitely draped, and embroi-
dered with silver wheat sheayes and crys-
tai drops. The effect is at once colt and
brilliant. The corsage molds the figure
to perfection, and by it's severity and ele.
gance sets of outlines which Worth pro.
nouncod beautiful. NJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Pleasant Home Wedding on tho South
----- Slde-Tha Hrnaanta. n

A Pleasant Home Wedding on tho South
Sidc-The Presents. 1'
There was very pleasant home we'd.
ding on the South Side yesterday after.
noon, at tho residence Of Mr.. W. H. John.
son, No. 20S0 Eolr Erect. Tho principals
were Mr.. Charles 9. Bardsll, j., Of
Moundsville, and MICS Mollic V. Johnson,
dnushterol the es.imable hos. and hostess,
who no nicely entertained their guests on
thissuspicioua occasion. Tho marriage cere.
mony WAS performed at o'clock by Rev. ].
G. Hull, pastor Of the Chapline Street NJ.
Z. Church. After receiving congratula.
tons, refreshments were nerved in very
acceptable style. At 5:25 o'clock Mr..
and Mrs. Bardall left for their homo at
Monrdsyille. Both the young people
arc popular with their acquaintance and
start out in lilo togsther with the beat
wishes OF oil who know them.
They wore the recipients Of number
Of presents, OF which the following Ia O
partial list: bed room suit and chamber
set, Mr.. and Mrs. Bsrdall, OF Ifouudsviile;
handsome gideboard, Mr.. and Mrs. Chss.
Weaver; coal vase and hanging lamp,
Mr.. Harris; hanging lamp, coal vase and
half dozen bropnls, Mr.. Humphrey; all
yer castor, iiics AMMO Bardail; silver
cake basket, Miss Ellie Bardall; silver
knives and forks, Miss Daisy BardaIl; sill
YER sugar spoon, Miss Ida Medley; els-
CANT flower basket, Misc Lola Medley
chamborset, Mr.and Mrs. Phil Zimmerman !;
nilyer butter knife, Mrs. Maggie Bndke !;
water set, Mr. and Mrs. W.. +. Lindsey;
silver castor, Mr.. and AIru. ". Harris !;
water set, Mr.. and Mira. D. Montgomery !;
water set, Mr.. Z. T, Jones; silver picket
castor, NJ. T. Montgomery; toilet bottles,
pin cushion and watch case, Dr.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Hennig: bread plate and napkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roberts; picket dish,
Misc Sallio johnson; vases, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Johneou, jr.; towels. Miss Annie f.
johnson; hno table cloths, L. Good & Co. !;
towels and napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Crockard; table cloth, Mrs. Heir; psn
drawing aud steel engraving, Miss Ida NJ.
Johnson; fire set, DR.. and Mrs. J. II.
Pipes; plush clock, VIM. Schultz; Smyrna
rug, Hugh Sterling; coffee mill, Mis-. J. Il.
johnson, ST.. diamond pin, Walter Worls F.;
bird and cs2e, john II. johnson; towels,
Mrs. A. n. Patterson.
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Elks In PnrkcrsburE.

Mcssra. Oscar seeley, e1.E1alted Ruler;
@. Il. Tracy, Secretary; N. R. Wolf, Treas.
urer, and Harry Houser, OF tho Wheeling
b.. 0. Elks, spent last Sunday in Parkers.
burg consulting with a number OF the
young mon Of that city concerning the or.
ganization Of a lodge there. A list OF
thirty.two names was obtained and as
soon as the ueceasary goat, charter and
other paraphernalia can DO obtained from
the authorities Of the Grand Lodge the
order will be established there. This will
probably DO in about two weeks. The
visitors were royalty entertained at dinner
by Mess,s. NJ. @. Van Wrinkle, Frank
Warder, Ward Clouaton and Henry Tully.
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BGhwoOtl SeWk.

nIs. Josiah Sinclair, who has been sick,
is somewhat improved. 5..s.''
Mr.. Lewis Hawkins will move into tho
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Mann.
Mr.. J. B. Huffman had his hand badly
crushed while working at the boiling fur
mace.
Mr.. W. Mann, with his family, has gone
to Erie, Pa, where they expect to make
their future home.
The Methodist revival, which 10 still in
progress, has thus far resulted in 1857 con.
versions end lao accessions to the church.
A large force Of men are at work adjust
ing the big wheel in the Wheeling steel
plant. Because Of its weight-14 tong
the work is necessarily allow. 40
Mr.. Joseph Armour and Misg Mollie
Hickey were married Tuesday morning at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by
Rev. Mr.. Mersiman. The attendants
were Miss Alta Ford and MIR. Chatham
Sinclair. Shortly after the ceremony the
couple LETT for Steubenville. O.
Tho article in yesterdays IsrEL1rasy.
GER in regard to Benwood's proposed
change of charter, has called forth con.
siderable adverse criticism. Plainly, Ben.
wood continent does not harnonize with
the lNTELLI0EScER's view of the case.
The majority Of the people say that thew
regard the question in this light: Whether
the manufacturing establishments are to
assume dictation and take the city under
arbitrary control, blockade tho streets
with railroad switches, and ignore the
comfort and welfare of the inhabitants.
or whether the citizens have not riqbta
which even Wheeling capitalists are
obliged to respect. When it comes to the
question Of having no manufactures or no
city they say that they propose to keep
the city and let the manufactures 70. :,
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Yesterday WAS tho busiest day, officially
speaking, that Coroner schultzs has ex.
perienced since he has been in that Office.
he was called on to make an inquiry as
to the cause Of death in no less than four
different cases. Tuesday morning four
months old child OF James Frank, living
at No. 26l4 Market street, was found dead
in bed beside It's mother. A story was put
in circulation to the effect that the child
had been smothered to death, and yes
terdsy tho Coroner was called in, not only
to put m end to the talk, but so that he
might ieane certificate that would admit
OF tho child's burial. The mother was
the only. witness examined. The inqui-
ries made, developed tho fact.that the child
died OF the collie. ..z5---,-
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Bean Hnkc,

: The committee having in charge tho
entertainment at Chapline street rink
this evening, have about completed their
arrangements, and a thoroughly good time
may DO looked for. Instrumental and
vocal muaic. recitations, army experiences
and songs, with few short, crisp speeches
aud q good supper. Everybody should
attend and thereby contribute TO the re-
LEI fund. Certificates Of membership in
tho Society Of the Army Of West Virginia
can DO obtained by any soldier living in
this, vicinity, an opportunity which all
should embrace. Il - n n 2 --LLI
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This morning about II o'clock there
will arrive over the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road delegation Of sixteen councilmen
from Newark, Ohio, who arc coming here,
as hiss already been announced, to inspect
the celebrated brick pavements. They
sent their nameo on yesterday to the
Board Of Public Works, and the members
Of that body and its officials will do the
best they can to advertise the town and
e1tol the merits Of the pavement. Tho
Newark gentlemen will como in special
car furnished by the Baltimore & Ohio,
and will DO accompanied by a lynx.eyed
reporter and possibly two or three promi-
neut citizana. -. ~.
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Trnnslcrs Of Renl Eatnto,

The following conyeyances OF real es-
tate were admitted to record yesterday in
Recorder Hooks office: ,a lg'ai1
A deed made February IS, 1887, by
Robert Crawford and wife to George
Maxwell. Of lot No. Q in square No. 80 in
that addition to the city known as Beuna
Vista; confederation $500. 5l19
A deed made February q, 1857, by W.
Y. Hoge to William Mcconnell, Of 10. No.
10 in square No. "a, situated at the corner
Of Wood aud Thirty.second streets in
Caldwell'a addition; consideration Sl,5OO.
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PRESENTED WITH a WATCH.
Mr.. John A., Landing Is Greatly Surprised
mn by Ills Old Force Of Men.

Mr.. John A. Landing Is Greatly Surprised
by Ills Old Force OF Men.
The city office OF the Natural Gas Com.
pany Of West Virginia, on Twelfth street,
was tho scene last evening Of a very on.
joyable gathering Of the local officers and
employees. The central figure was Mr..
John A. Landing, Of Pittsburgh, who re.
aligned tho petition Of General Superin.
tendent on the LIST inst. to accept an i'm.
portant Office rendered him by the Toledo
Natural Gas Company. II was undor his
direction and personal supervision that
the Weat Virginia Company's line was
surveyed and tho mains laid and gas
finally introduced into this city. Mr..
Hazlett, Mr.. McCarty, Mr.. Scot. and other
gentlemen prominent In the management
Of tho company'a affairs here learned on
Saturday that Mr.. Lambing WAS in Pitts.
burgh and communicated with him, ask.
Ing him to be here Wednesday night aure,
as there was some important businesa to
be closed up. He innocently supposed
that some leases wero to DO adjusted and
replied that hs would DO here.
He camo and found at tho Office not
only tho officers named, but bosses and
pipe.layers to the number Of about twenty,
who have been with the company over
since It frut elarted the big undertaking
that resulted In the great fuel Of tho iu.
ture being supplied to the private consum.
ers Of this city. Mr.. Landing was natur.
ally quite eurprised TO SEQ this large mum.
Dor gathered in tho Office; he was still
| furfhnr aurnrtuat ,ybap NJ Il Dn,n,~
tho foreman In charge OF the city pipes,
stepped forward and In few well chosen
words, presented Mr.. Landing with an
ebony case containing a fine huntlng.caso
Vacheron & Constantin Geneva gold
watch, purchased from Dillon, as tes.i.
monial OF the esteem and regard thoso he
spoke for had for him, not only az kind
and conslderste official, but as a genial
gentlemen. Mr.. Lambing was completely
surprised, but managed to respond briefly
in a graceful manner. Some elegant cigara
were produced and two or three hours
spent very PLEASANTLY smoking and going
over come OF the humorous and serious
experiences encountered while building
the line. z .
Engraved on the inner case oftho watch
was the following: Presented 10 John A,
Lambing by the employee Of the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, Wheel
ing, W. Va" Attached to tho handsome
prcsen. was neat gold chain aud O stone
charm. mlc ~
Mr.. Lsmbing will leave for Toledo to.
day. The Toledo company has not vel
commenced to lay pipe; 1t Is busy secur.
ing leases. It will bring gaa from near
Findlay. Mr.. Lambing predicts groal
future for The company. .5,t.' - Al
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:, ------ -
=" Collars md CuRs.n

In reporting performance of "Collars
and Cuffs" recently given in Baltimore by
Became 4 Gilday's chic coterie, which is TO
appear at the Grand the first three nights
Of next week, the AMERICAN Says 1.-THE
laugheole thrce.act comedy is crowded
Wlth trollcksome iun, music and witty
sayings: There is refreshing newness
about the comedy that most pleasing to
see. 1t is not made up Of plagiarisms
Of parto OF a number OF old come
dies, as Is done so much nowadays, but is
original and sparkling in all its details"
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~ Gift fnr All

In order to give all chance to test T.
and thus be convinced OF It's wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, will be, for a limited time, given
away. This offer is not only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in the merits Of
this great remedy. All who eufIer from
coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection OF Throat.
uhest, Or Lungs, are especially requested
to call at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 81,
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4 Eh b. b a. "a. s5-r l-,r' 49, l4' q. -
Tho Penitcntiary Directors.

The Board OF Directors Of the State Pen.
itentiary ct Moundsyil!e held q regular
monthly session at that institution yester.
day. Meesrs. II. R. Howard, Of Point
Pleasant, and John NJ. Collins, Of Charles.
ton, two Of tho members OF the Board,
came up to this city last evening aud will
20 home on this mornings Ohio River
train. They we're seen, at the Stamm
House, where they were registered, last
evening, aud stated that nothing was done
at the meeting aside from disposing Of the
regular routine business. y5
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ut Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
scmi.Auid envelope surrounding the delicate It's.
sues OF the air and food passages that catGrrh
makes Its stronghold. Once established, 1t eats
Into the very vltals. aud renders lilo but long.
drawn breath OF misery and disease, dullips tho
destroying tho faculty Of snell. taintirg the
breath, and killing the refined plcasures Of taste
lnsidiously, BY creeping on from simple cold III
the head, Ii assaults the ncmbranous lining and
envelopsth the bones. eating through the delicate
coats and causing Inflammation, sloughibg and
death. Nothing fhort Of total eradication Will &C.
cure health 10 tho patient. and all alternatives are
simply procrastinniea slGertngs. leading to a fatal
termination San!ord's Radical Cure, by Inhalation
and by Internal administration hes never failed
even when tho disease has made fightiul iuroads
on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell ano taste
have been recovered, md the disease thoroughly
driven out" -
ssnfords Radical Cure consists OF one bottle Of
the Radical Cnre. one box Catarrhal Solvent. and
one Improved Inhaler. neatly wrapped In one
package, with full directions; price, 81 20. n,
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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A rRoNouScED success is tho sturtevant
House, Broadway, corner Twenty.ninth
street, New York, under the new man.
agoment OF Matthews 4 Pierson. They
have re'ftted complete, plumbing, furni.
ture, carpets, elevator, electric lights, &c,
Rooms 81 per day and upward European,
Or with board s. to 81 on Amercan plan.
(, y i,lI tt ~ s'5.sl. ST ~ -tf ,rrua
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho installment plan
whereby y0u can secure watch ut once
en- easy payments. Call aud Investigate,
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
y Cor. Twelfth md Market Sts.
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The supper ct the Woman's Excbsnse
this evening, will be unusually good
fried oysters, chicton salad, cold turkey,
ham, tongue, ETC., all for the Gwall cum Of
thir:y-fve cents. X,
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New Crink!es, Seersuckers,
Ginghams, Prints, etc. We
offer one case Of Crinkles at
6Ac a yard, worth ~ nc a yard.
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If you want to spend pleasant even.
Ing and hear some Of the best vocalists Of
tho city sing, 60 to the Concert at the
Disciples Church, tonight. Admission Is
cent?. n .t-I- L.u.. -.t.,5l " =. N -. i.